Last May, congress passed the Take It Down Act, requiring websites to remove “nonconsensual intimate visual depictions” of identifiable individuals. This includes both real and AI-generated content. But this law only addresses content publication, not the various ways in which...
There comes a time when enough is enough. When there seems like nothing else you can do, just stand, and stand we did — as a family.
Brent Walker can see the U.S. Capitol and the U.S. Supreme Court building when he arrives at work. And that’s appropriate since he often finds himself heading over to those two buildings, as well as the White House and other…
A vortex of new stories on Wednesday concerning the upcoming GOP convention, platform, and Trump coronation, placed together with forthcoming works about the rapid racial and demographic remapping of American Christianity (and American unbelief, for that matter), suggests that, if…
Of Americans living near coal plants, 39 percent are people of color, and black children are four times as likely as their white counterparts to die from asthma.
The thermometer offered a 103-degree “Welcome Home” recently to Mississippi native Jason Coker, returning to his roots after 14 years of church leadership in Wilton, Conn. A Baptist from the South with a drawl, Coker arrived in the affluent Connecticut…
Unlike most Americans, evangelical Christians do not believe that law enforcement treats minorities unfairly, new research by The Barna Group has found. “Overall, only 29 percent of evangelicals believe police unfairly target people of color,” the Christian research organization said…
In so many ways, we are still experiencing the beginning birth pains of an integrated America. In some ways, we’ve made significant and hopefully irreversible progress. In other ways, it might as well be the first day of integration or the mad years of Jim Crow.
It takes increased finances for the Global South to participate in the global Baptist family. Adequate finances are often beyond its current capacity.
Spiritual formation usually brings to mind practices like contemplative prayer and fasting, silence and meditation, walking the labyrinth and celebration. Wait, celebration?
People have been trying to shout down “We Shall Overcome” for more than seven decades, and like those who sing it, the song has endured.
In the past decade, 30 pilgrimage routes in Britain have been created or rediscovered; holy places have seen a 14 per cent growth in visitor numbers since 2013.
The latest compilation of staff changes, retirements and more.
